Best printer for video game labels?

[TDIRunner]

any suggestions for label adhesive paper? pre cut prefferred 

Stone Age Gamer has a die cut label printing service.  I don't know anything about it other than that.  I don't know if they print labels for specific games or not.  I just know that they are setup for front and back labels for popular cart sizes.

[KentaZX]

I see, so theres no way how to do it yourself? Thats what I was gonna go for...

[palmer6strings]

I just print them out on glossy paper and use tap to protect the outside of the label then send it through my sticker machine. Works and looks really well for me.

[KentaZX]

I just print them out on glossy paper and use tap to protect the outside of the label then send it through my sticker machine. Works and looks really well for me.

tap? sticker machine? which one do you use?

[palmer6strings]

That was supposed to be tape not tap. And I use both tape (or single sided laminate) and a sticker machine.
Print your label/s. Put your tape on top I it. Cut it out. Put it through the sticker machine.

[wiggy]

Ah. Guess ill get that red river paper. Cost like 70 $ to ship a 50 pavk here though...unless anyone know any otger A4 paper as good and that but cheaper?

I use this. It's a better paper than the red river stuff IMO, and cheaper (100 sheets actually gets you 200 covers).

http://www.adorama.com/IESS041605.html

I just print them out on glossy paper and use tap to protect the outside of the label then send it through my sticker machine. Works and looks really well for me.

I have one of those cheap-o sticker machines. They work great, and you can use virtually any paper

[KentaZX]

what machine do you have? If i can get a decent one and make good labels without spending too much and with the letter photo paper i have, that would be great